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6 October 2026 · Amsterdam

Anyone CanBuild.

A one-day conference for individual contributors, hands-on leaders and solo founders turning AI into real work.

More agency. Less isolation.

World Summit AI Amsterdam 2026 — official partner
  • 2,000+

    community connections recorded across Luma + Meetup*

  • 711

    registrations for our largest buildathon

  • 4.6/5

    Community rating 

  • 35+

    organisations across delivered and confirmed event work

*Combined platform records; overlap may exist. 

01 / 07Why VibeConf

THE FUTUREMOVES FAST.WE MOVETOGETHER.

AI lets one person move an idea further than ever. It also means doing unfamiliar work without a playbook. VibeConf is where hands-on builders compare what works, share what doesn’t and leave with a clearer next move—and people to call.

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    See how people use AI to move from an idea to working output without waiting on a chain of teams.

  2. 02

    Meet peers making consequential first moves and willing to share what still feels uncertain.

  3. 03

    Leave with a practical next step and people you can call when the playbook runs out.

02 / 07A minute in the room

A minute in the room — watch the film.

03 / 07The details
  1. 01

    Six sessions. 30 minutes each.

    Every speaker brings a real workflow, decision, failure or result from work they have personally done. Expect practical talks, demos and live builds—not panels, vendor pitches or recycled trend decks.

  2. 02

    For the people doing the work.

    You may work in product, design, marketing, engineering, talent or operations—or be a hands-on founder. What connects the room is that you are testing the tools, making the first prototype, helping colleagues adapt and turning experiments into a new way of working.

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    One room. One shared day.

    At Pathé Tuschinski on 6 October. No competing tracks: the room stays together, with space to compare notes with the other people doing the work.

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    The programme is being announced now.

    The tools will change before October. The questions will not: what is worth building, how teams adopt it, what breaks and what actually sticks. Confirmed session titles and outcomes appear as they are locked.

*Agenda is subject to change.

04 / 07Speakers

Learn from people who haveactually done it.

Perspectives across talent, applied AI, design, product and hands-on building—each grounded in the work behind the session.

  1. Debora Gallo
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    Debora Gallo

    VP Talent Development, Mews

    VP Talent Development at Mews, redesigning how work happens in the AI era. She builds and prototypes the internal tools she champions, making sure AI adoption turns into real productivity, not just talk.

    LinkedIn →
  2. Marijn Markus
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    Marijn Markus

    AI Lead, Capgemini

    AI Lead at Capgemini. Ten years taking AI from science fiction to production in real organisations. Data scientist and social scientist, so he talks about the people and the ethics, not just the models.

    LinkedIn →
  3. Damian Skotzke, Founding Product Designer at Kyoso
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    Damian Skotzke

    Founding Product Designer, Kyoso

    Building your creative partner at a startup shaping the design platform of the future. Adopting AI tools extended his impact into design engineering and product management. Now he's preoccupied with the question: “How will the role of the product designer change in the years ahead?”

    Talk

    Dream Machine or Co-Designer?

    You leave with
    A clearer way to decide when to direct AI and when to design with it.
    Session details
    The question
    Where does AI stop being a tool and start acting like a collaborator in the design process?
    Grounded in
    Damian draws on his own product-design and design-engineering projects at Kyoso.
    LinkedIn →
  4. Aziz Antoun, VP Engineering at Maze
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    Aziz Antoun

    VP Engineering at Maze

    VP Engineering at Maze. Previously led cross-functional teams at Miro and built Anghami’s web products. He has worked from hands-on web engineering through engineering leadership, building products that scale and teams that last.

    LinkedIn →
  5. Jim van der Waal, Head of Product at Polarsteps, speaking into a microphone
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    Jim van der Waal

    Head of Product, Polarsteps

    Leads product at Polarsteps, the travel app used by millions of travellers to plan, track and relive their trips. Spends the evenings he isn’t changing diapers building small, mostly unnecessary apps. Not an AI expert—just an enthusiastic builder with a day job in product.

    Talk

    Permission first, Process second

    You leave with
    A concrete sense of what to try out, what to make a routine, and what to challenge in your product processes.
    Session details
    The question
    What actually shapes whether a team builds things: the tools you give them, or the culture you create around them?
    Grounded in
    Jim’s own after-hours building, the rituals his product teams at Polarsteps set up to learn together, and the ways of working he had to reconsider along the way.
  6. Dima Abramov
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    Dima Abramov

    Founder, Vibe Coding Amsterdam / Product Lead, Foundever

    Founder of Vibe Coding Amsterdam and Product Lead at Foundever. Lovable Ambassador. He turns ideas into shipped prototypes and runs the hackathons behind this event.

    LinkedIn →
  7. Elena Avramenko
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    Elena Avramenko

    Founder, modaal.dev

    Product and growth leader with 15+ years across Microsoft, Miro, and LEGO. Now building modaal.dev, an AI coding agent that ships native iOS and Android apps, no code required.

    Workshop · live build

    Vibecoding mobile apps for non-tech people
    You leave with
    Know when your idea needs mobile, which tools to start with and how to prompt the agent without breaking the build.
    Session details
    The question
    What does it take for a non-technical person to turn an idea into the first working screens of a real mobile app?
    Grounded in
    Elena builds the first working screens live with modaal.dev and shows the workflow between a person and an AI agent.
    LinkedIn →
05 / 07The venue

PathéTuschinski.

Amsterdam's most iconic cinema, since 1921.

100 builders in the art deco VIP room of one of the world's most beautiful cinemas. This isn't a hotel ballroom.

CityAmsterdam
Date6 Oct 2026
RoomVIP Art Deco
Capacity100 seats
Art Deco seating and illuminated ceiling in Room 2 at Pathé Tuschinski.
01 / 03·Room 2
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06 / 07The community behind VibeConf

Built from real rooms.

VibeConf is the flagship expression of a community Elena Avramenko and Dima Abramov have built through meetups, workshops, buildathons and company programmes across Amsterdam and Europe. The conference brings that experience into one carefully designed room for 100 people.

I started this community because AI let me do far more myself—but doing so much for the first time can feel lonely. I wanted to be around people facing the same uncertainty, so we could learn faster and remind each other that we are not alone.

— Dima Abramov
Elena Avramenko
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Elena Avramenko

Founder, modaal.dev · Lovable Ambassador

Product and growth leader with 15+ years across Microsoft, Miro and LEGO. Founder of modaal.dev and Lovable Ambassador. Elena designs hands-on programmes that help non-technical teams move from an idea to a working product.

Dima Abramov
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Dima Abramov

Product Lead, Foundever · Lovable Ambassador

Product Lead at Foundever, Lovable Ambassador and founder of Vibe Coding Amsterdam. Dima organises and co-organises hands-on AI events ranging from monthly meetups to university and European buildathons, helping people turn ideas into testable prototypes.

Previously built with.

Across previous events, different organisations played different roles. We show those roles explicitly. These names come from past community events, shown as text rather than logos because logo-use permission has not been established. None of them is a VibeConf 2026 sponsor.

07 / 07Tickets

Three tiers.Choose yours.

Early Bird is sold out. Regular is now available at €269 + VAT; Final Release follows once Regular is gone.

  1. 01First 20 tickets

    Early Bird— Sold out

    €189+ VAT

    The first 20 seats are gone.

    Sold out

  2. Now available
    02Next 30 tickets

    Regular

    €269+ VAT

    The current ticket. Available now.

  3. 03Final 50 tickets

    Final Release

    €349+ VAT

    Available after Regular sells out.

    Available after Regular

All tickets include the full-day programme, the confirmed base menu and bites during the day, and networking in the art deco VIP room of Pathé Tuschinski.

Registration

100 seats.Tickets are live.

Open to everyone. No waitlist. When they're gone, they're gone.